Stroke Hemiplegia Finger Wrist Arm Straightening Recovery Kit Rehabilitation Stroke Therapy Equipment for Adults Hand Brace Elbow Pad Sandbag Finger Splint

【Finger & Arm Functional Rehabilitation Kit】This set is designed to help stroke patients train finger extension, wrist mobilization, and arm lifting—not just maintain static finger extension. It includes a hand splint, sandbag, and elbow pad to guide you through 5 targeted exercises (You can check it in the product video) , effectively restoring motor function.Exercise is a long - term process, but it's well worth it if it means being able to extend your fingers and lift your arms independently. 【Custom Kit】The half-palm finger splint allows flexible execution of various training movements - unachievable with full-palm designs - while maintaining fingers extended and separated. The 1.1 lbs sandbag features a hook and a nylon buckles, enabling hung or glued onto the splint to provide essential weight for training. The special elbow pad, with optimal softness and ergonomic height, positions beneath the elbow to amplify resistance against flexor spasticity during rehabilitation exercises. 2, lie flat, put on the finger splint, and straighten your arm upward and keep it in this position. The primary goal of shoulder stability is to be able to maintain this position for 20 minutes. 3, based on the previous movement, put on the sandbag, open the palm outward and hold it. Gradually replace the sandbag with lighter objects until the palm can maintain the movement without any heavy objects. 4, lie , put on the finger splint, straighten the arm upward, exert force with the fingers to drive the wrist, so that the palm opens outward, and then swing the palm inward. Repeat this action. 5, place the forearm vertically on the table, keep the hand horizontal, exert the force to extend the fingers, then relax, and repeat this action. Gradually increase the angle of finger. With continuous training, the strength will become stronger and stronger. You'll stretch out your fingers on your own

• 【Finger & Arm Functional Rehabilitation Kit】This set is designed to help stroke patients train finger extension, wrist mobilization, and arm lifting—not just maintain static finger extension. It includes a hand splint, sandbag, and elbow pad to guide you through 5 targeted exercises (You can check it in the product video) , effectively restoring motor function.Exercise is a long - term process, but it's well worth it if it means being able to extend your fingers and lift your arms independently
• 【Custom Kit】The half-palm finger splint allows flexible execution of various training movements - unachievable with full-palm designs - while maintaining fingers extended and separated. The 1.1 lbs sandbag features a hook and a nylon buckles, enabling hung or glued onto the splint to provide essential weight for training. The special elbow pad, with optimal softness and ergonomic height, positions beneath the elbow to amplify resistance against flexor spasticity during rehabilitation exercises.
• 【5 stages】1, lie flat with the elbow pad placed at the edge of the bed. Rest your elbow on it, put on the finger splint on your palm, attach the sandbag, and extend your arm outside the bed while maintaining this position. This is a high - quality movement to counter flexor spasm. The flexors will be stretched, and the fingers and wrists will be relaxed. In this state, the wonderful moment when the fingers open is likely to occur. Hemiplegic patients need to constantly combat spasm
• 2, lie flat, put on the finger splint, and straighten your arm upward and keep it in this position. The primary goal of shoulder stability is to be able to maintain this position for 20 minutes. 3, based on the previous movement, put on the sandbag, open the palm outward and hold it. Gradually replace the sandbag with lighter objects until the palm can maintain the movement without any heavy objects.
• 4, lie , put on the finger splint, straighten the arm upward, exert force with the fingers to drive the wrist, so that the palm opens outward, and then swing the palm inward. Repeat this action. 5, place the forearm vertically on the table, keep the hand horizontal, exert the force to extend the fingers, then relax, and repeat this action. Gradually increase the angle of finger. With continuous training, the strength will become stronger and stronger. You'll stretch out your fingers on your own